Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-26
Condemned Locals.


The tTenty-fi1th anniversary of the Sabbath
EchOul OF john Wesley \. VI. E. church was ceie
braJed with Nay feast at the church last Tues
Gay night. Among those present was Bishop
Jones. OF the North Carolina conference, who de-
1ver"d an interesting address.
\ petition i in circulation in this city asking
the board OF trustees of the Maryland Agricultural
college 10 retain at the head OF the college the
present president, col A. j. Smith
At meeting If The Chaplin Auxiliary OF the ".
g. I. L.. AT the central Union Mission rooms yes
terCtay Mrs. Geo. f. Clarke. superintendent of the
eva1geisjt@ work, presided. Addresses We're
made by Major Blood, OF Boston; Mrs Jackson, OF
MuScarine. Iowa, and Mr.. Jack Reynolds.
large party from Philadelphia, composing
number of prominent brewers. arrived in the city
last evening and stopped at the Riggs House
They Will remain i'll the city Till tomorrow and
thea proceed on Il trip south.
Edward OLoughlin, o. Pittsburg, Pa. reports
that about 12-45 O'Clock last night, while near
the corner OF 1Sj and streets northeast he was
approached By two white men, who placed pistol
10 hlS head and demanded his money, and they
took fruIG him SO in cash.
The board OF directors OF the CheSapeake and
OHIO canal held a meeting at the Arlington Hotel
yesterday, bus no business OF special importance
Nr. Tim Murpsly or this city is making hit AT
The Af"n street TEe@lger, Philadelphia, as the
II0togFdTher in '-DreaIls'
in the cas-. OF Chas Zyprecht indicted for petit
iTc-by- second Ofense in the Criminal Court this
n-ornlEs a noile pros was entered
II 3:iO o'clock laSr night q coal-oil lamp in
h'uS'- No. 30 Missouri avenue, owned by DR..
hirDy ami occupied by 7. W. Roth. exploded, set
TIM Ire - The building and furniture. Mr and
Mis-. Roth each had their hands severely burned
The damage slight.
WE. Jones. a young cOlored man. was before the
Police conn to-day for being disorderiy in South
Washington. anu also Tor havtn. Il revolver in his
poet when arrested ne pleaded guilty 10 both
Charre- and was fined 50 or 40 DAYS on the farm
stephen Reynolds, cJIOrei who lives at SOB lI,tn
Street northwest, tell from his cart at the gas
house yesterday afternoon, and. the wheel pass
lag over his body, two Of his ribs Were broken He
was attended by Dr. Newman, who says his in1u-
lies ar SERIOUS
The Marine Band concert az the barracks VIII
laht place tomorrow. instead OF to-day, at pm
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heF Geo. W. Moore has been elected delegate by
The Cotor'7f sunday school Union To represent
Their sunday schools at the International = :
Convention TO DE- held in Chicago next week.
ZION METHODIST CONFERENCE APPorSTMESTS-
BISHOP l.1iaN- of the Zi0D Methodist Conference
al Philadelphia. has announced the following an
Instructor, Prof. VIM. Howard Day. First district
Btitiuore-WeSlry Zion. IshingtOn. ii. g. Dyson:
hlD1 Wesley " ,LSIllngton. \ y Wales John IVES
icy, NaSh1gJOn- u W. Smith; tiaibraith Washing
Ion J. H. Anderson: Arlington. Va. j. W. Waters:
Laurel Nd, " 81 snow; Rockville and OAK Grove
4 H. I'VE; Union Wesley and Gibson Grove Md
W ID Wright; ZION church Baltimore, VI. H. Ross
PeacI Bottom, York, Geo. Boslrv: Gettysburg g.
NJ T VIE: Ross Point, A. j. Spencer: BaltiInor,.
mss IN, CEaS- Rose; Sealwall, Nd. Y. StubbS:
York station r. j. Daniel; Zion Church Ralttoorp
ShEa BoeS; Marlboro mission, Nd, 5. W. johnson :
VAST iiiston mission, +. N. Jacobs.
4 CONVENTION CHEaIsTS-The fourth annual
CONVENTION OF the agricultural chemists Will be
held a the Agricultural Department beginning
AIges- ;" next AT the last annual meeting the
conn issiorer of Agriculture an address 10 the
;i>sur Aii1a suggested that the scope OF the inyes-
Gat o,s BE- enla rged 10 include all kinds Of agr-
ctt1fa prOductS, especially dairy products feed
M sIufIs, ana food authorizations THIS srigges-
tioA ~a ADOPTED, and NJ The coming meeting all
lag gives promise OF being largely attended.
\ SIx-YE.K-OLD THIEF-Yesterday morning \
sne2k thtei entered. the store William Ill EIsrly
and robbed the IL, OF abOu- $50 Later in me
day NJ. ESerly hcs-JI sO:re one enter the store.
ana ~nen nc went 10 SEE who IL was he found hat
The tiaI had bee. OpSIe,i hut more money mad
Deen taaen. n small COlCTcd boy was found
sec:eted under Tn: CoCGter and Mr. Eber!v
tIrid MN over In ne police. lie gave his Ialhe
81 '-JO7 BTiScOe, but hrs real name il Frederick
Police court the boy Was charged with being a
Suspicious character. Ills mother promised 10
punish him and the court took his personal bonds
Tor his future good behavior
JUDGE MAcAKTHUR PRESENTED WITH A CaSy-A
pleasant feature of The concert given last eyeninr
carroll Hall The presentation 10 Judge Mae.
Arthur by Mr.. Charles : Moore. OF q yold-head,.J
cane, which had been voted To him at the recent
1zir given Tor the benefit OF ST. JOSs.ph5 church
Both The speech Of presentation and acceptance
were happy efforts. which the audience heartily
risnT were Misses Eva Nils. Mollie Byrrle and Fu
liilc DoIner and NeSSrS. b. f. Keller and j. Il. Col
HIS Mr. r 4. Townsend gave a recitation. Tit
acCCnpanists were Nj. VIM. Waldecker and Mis-
Mamie he3TC4-
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al over tEr city be seen buildings wher,
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